Tropical Storm

A tropical storm is a type of tropical cyclone with sustained winds between 63 and 118 km/h (39–73 mph). It forms over warm ocean waters and often brings heavy rain, strong winds, and thunderstorms. Tropical storms can strengthen into hurricanes or typhoons if conditions remain favorable. They are less intense than hurricanes but can still cause flooding and damage, especially in coastal areas.

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Watch Out US : Hurricane Erin May Be Gone but Fernand Is Rising Fast

Hurricane Erin, a rapidly intensifying Category 4 (briefly Category 5) storm, has dominated headlines—but meteorologists are now shifting focus to its successor. A growing tropical wave moving off Africa has elevated odds of becoming Tropical Storm Fernand. The U.S. East and Gulf Coasts must stay alert. This article breaks down the timeline, trajectory possibilities, and potential impact zones with crystal clarity.

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Tropical Trouble Alert: Multiple New Depressions Jockey for Hurricane

Forecasters are monitoring four systems currently classified as tropical depressions or storms: Invest 90L (Atlantic), Depression Co May, Tropical Storm Krosa, Depression Francisco, and Depression Wml. Here’s what you need to know — including which may evolve into hurricanes according to Windy model tracks, their current trajectories, and how 2025 stacks up against last year’s activity.

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